When a person gains power over the world.
Will he become a hero?
Or…….
Perhaps the people of the motherland have given the answer.
——
After forcibly taking over the government of the United States, he tore up the old world with his own hands.
Superhumans are above the law, the Vought Group takes over the global order, English becomes the only official language, rebels are publicly executed, and religions are completely cleansed.
From that day on.
The whole world finally learned to bow its head.
Except China.
Thus, a top-secret plan was launched.
Ten thousand of the most elite soldiers volunteered to be injected with the compound.
Nine thousand people died in the experiments.
Only thirty-three actually survived.
And the meaning of their existence.
There is only one.
Hunting the people of the motherland.
Reader comments
Say it in advance.
"Era of the Motherland" belongs to the IF parallel world after the seventh episode of the fifth season of "Black Robe Pickets".
The subsequent plot will not completely follow the official line.
Because I personally have always felt that:
What is really scary is not that "the people of the motherland have become bad".
But——
When a person has absolute power, he no longer needs to pretend to be kind.
What the world will become.
Therefore, this book will be more inclined to the "theocratic rule" and "global oppression" lines.
I will try my best to describe the emotions, despair and resistance as fully as possible.
I hope everyone can see:
When ordinary people face "gods", can they win once?
Say it in advance. "Era of the Motherland" belongs to the IF parallel world after the seventh episode of the fifth season of "Black Robe Pickets". The subsequent plot will not completely follow the official line. Because I personally have always felt that: What is really scary is not that "the people of the motherland have become bad". But—— When a person has absolute power, he no longer needs to pretend to be kind. What the world will become. Therefore, this book will be more inclined to the "theocratic rule" and "global oppression" lines. I will try my best to describe the emotions, despair and resistance as fully as possible. I hope everyone can see: When ordinary people face "gods", can they win once?